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-t,0*5 A t M ATTE K , . c, a Salvador. on Saturday, November S ioani'l' | P . — - ^ o'cioct, r- “■ ‘‘•stea^'P/ 14 ^, 1 o'clock P' ■SM ,, Tonawanda, Saturday,November 17, at **£* IteJaH fine — Uw FOR BALTIMORE. ...•unship ^ ortTl p<!>lnt > oil Friday, nWmbwr IP; ^vincK - m. FOK BOBTOk. Util- lock p. in. KOtt FLORIDA. , v:l .aor li it-. 1 , every Thursday morning at 9 o'clock . , ..im?r Dictator, every Saturday, ut 3 p. m. , ;c .uier IJexiu (taker, every Saturday morn mg, at .■rtiuei Syivan Sltore, t every Tuesday morning, a? (i o'clock. • : "OK UlURLEtlWN. I ■.nr Steamer Kills Hnncox, everyWon day Steamer l’liot (toy, every Wednesday and Sattnday steamer Dictator, (Every Wcduajday, dt 9 a. m. Steamer Kmilie, ereryBitunbt^, at 7 ojclock a. m. Steamer Cretou, every Tiiursd^- at 3 dfolodk. FOK DAKIEN. Steamer H. M. Cool, Friday morning, November jdtU, at k o’clock. -• ~«as IOn BRUNSWICK. s,rimer Port Royal every triday, at it a. m. : c-'" — _ . a one®, •tyyin; Barannah ia lim its tdol i pa Anri— to utter regfets that his advice waa not sought by thoaa whoa, vpa—a i’rifi tire; there will then he no place for tejra._ The day will have paaaed^ Let ail whose eyee "* ' delay, __ at his tesUmonlalaand'adTeitiBement. feltfciil'iMt' M.cniiiii-t-Wa ata gratified to learn that Mayor Anderson and CoL CUghorn hare sue- ceeded in procuring in New York, the machinery (of a dredge-boat adapted to the wants of oar itwr, and ^ , „ ttKtftSWn te htnfe ln aftWditfa, when no time will <> \S illiain !i *betts, rkursday, Noveuibtr fiutUag it tb?wbrk in dtering out and deep - J.uo nui nave j.'hbcu. lim au wuuw once jflftfcout fuffiffir < agl pi^Jt and g^gpnee. e 1 el. Arrival and D»>partake of VrkYnil • tsruvla UVlLSOVD DULY p&sskhgeb Leaved Savauimh »t...I..I s Arrives at Augusta at 6:15 p. m Arrives at Macon 8 p. m OBE UP TRAIN.. (TliUlHlUr« Ail •—t 34fcd3ey^:t.. ! daily down pa&skngke train Leaves Macoii at.. iKNGKU TRAIN- . , 4 fiV.-« Leaves Augusta at., ^. w-4 8:45 a. M. Arrives at Savannah, at ...... , 4 .........7:05 p. m. UP SIGHT PASSENGER - YStAlK * 1 Leave.*savannah at.*;J;.£. p Ljfc:Oi RJfJ Al , i»t-a ® t Augusta at .. 4 :Off 'a.^m: Arrives at Macon at 7:00 a. m. DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Leaves Macon at oAOp. M. Leaves Augusta at , 8:25 P. M. arrives at Savannah at 5:30 a. m. li. ■ .Milledgeville aud Gordon trains couuect with ... u> day aud down night pa^eugor trains at Gordon. AND GULF K&n.KOAD—DAILY .(Suudays e\ fiLcav- ^irrivi cepted) s Savannah at 7 a at Thomasville at 7:10 p. m. » Thomasville at f 6 an) a. m. s at .Savannah at 6:10 P. a*. The Turner’s Society.—The first of s series of fortnight eoriubleff was held on Monday evening last by tlw Turned s at their hall on £}ryan street, near Jef ferson. A small bnt agreeable company peered tte few hours pleasantly iu dancing, add at an early hoar separated for their homes. The Circus.—Among the arrivals last night MrTB. 'tfWoBVyT&g?tki'$tT>xti (tou&d'i'dKSto&m- 7 pany. anS he^nfatBus us that the Ipcapai^ wU( arri' h^^Riis afemind about ten oTrU ' line Augfsta at pe^en o’clock cialtihiir k fe. From the Alt am ah a.—The steamer General Shep- 1^’g.wcll known In onr waters during the last season, arrived here yesterday with a large cargo o( rice from the Altamaha. She is discharging at Habersham's mtm Suu acta IIinn WATER.- A.li-Kjtbuei.ti'i'.... 11 27iAt Port..-; ing Intelligence. i.STILl, A UKuTlUili, NetudMk**. »a- » ;tud U tokaBncre, Bull atrect'ptBvrtf'atafra^l r .it Buy lane, next to the Poat^ibCii, e<! i,"cntn for the D.tlv Nkws Jt Hcrald. uiuua icti with them will be promptly attended POUT OK SAVANNAH. Tuesday. Nov. 13,1868. ‘ 1 ' Arrived. Steamship Touawunda, Teal, Pbilartelplila—Hunter Sl Catnineil. Sroainshiy IVni Tibbcta, Cony, Boston—KicbarUguU & Uaruat tl. ' 1 Mt-canier H-M Cool, Tavlor, Darien—M A tolten. Steamer Gen sitepley, Buea, Altamaha—O L Colby k Co. a . , , „ Steamship Rnby, Bnnfs, rromlfew Yolk, bound to Tatnpa, put iu l'«t coat—L J Guilmartin L Co. | 1 r hi" tall t- 1 ; styles, f j« H cl [Advertisement.] Fall Fashions—Hats. Caps, Sic Tlit-re will be found at thb establishment oi H. A^_ :-ii\m, 138 Congress street, a large and exceedingly .uiriiul stock of Gentlemen's Hats, manufactured tall aud winter season. It comprises a variety and all remarkable for neatness. Also a ck of Ties, Scarf3, ot the latest styles, tf. X Superior Fertilizer. liange which has been wrought tn the agricul- ;ul policy of the South within the last few years is parent in nothing moieThau Ju the necessity ith-s indurated for the use of fertilizers of the soil. Un- rthc old system, when, w ith abundant labor under . jjui.lutc control, the planter waa enabled toculti- tie a large area of land, and by .the apphta^on uf j to obtain the largest return from an extravagant Cleared. ■ Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, Xew York—Hnnter A tfj&mmell. 4 - saesmei: M^rd Timer, Frazier, Angusta—M A Cohen. - Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka, Ac.—Clag- lioru fi Canuiogliam. . . fc*Vhr Jaa Grubb, Dplliv.^r, Femandios, In ballast. Strhr Helene, Haltuck, Boston. improvident system of cultivation, the value offer- azt-rswas’not understood or ^appr^Aated/ Indeed , ar application upon a large scale was considered szirdona. and planters of cotton and corn preferred .jiur to trust to extended fields and the timely appli. uu- l of the muscle at their command to produce re- sunerative crops thau to the more contracted and - uuuiic.il system of cultivating a smaller area well, slnardug the resources of their soil’ by fhfe use of sr*f.ratii.g fertilizers. The destruction of oar labor ;siem, aud the consequent general prostration of pur cr. uhuial interests, have rendered a change neccs- ut.. Tne large plantation, worked by gang labor at control of the proprietor, must now give place to r.sstuoller farm, cultivated by bis own and such hire- ^liibar as he can command; and the producers of .1* treat staples w ill in future have to refy more on .c. Lus’oaudry, economj’, science aud labor-saving lilr.cry thau upon breadth of acres and physical , : Cl . 7Le planters of the South must in future adopt i^ U'tuy of the farmers of the North and West, i.;cultivate a lew acres well rather than many acres ^iy. ae heretofore. And if we would preserve the . .ii.UitiiUiuu, aud revive the agricultural prosperity :i- v.jip, our agriculturalists must turn their atten* -..it.the moans of reclaiming their exhaastefl'fields •cd tuAiu? them again productive. Lipin-u t in other sections, and to some extent ?n -eLi\e proven the immense advantage of the fcplcyacnt of f« rtilizers. If their application has ,* ^’.advantageous under the old system, tt nee^s r.uiui nt 10 prove that they will i>$ still more ad- tageous under th$> new. ^ v I? with this conviction that we direct the’ attention !:planting friends to the advertisement of F. W. s i Co., General Agents, in this city* Jfog t^e du Ammoniated Bone Super-Phosphate of Lime^ • tatc of Georgia. The merits of this fertilizer EJwervediy endorsed, not only by the t>a*t scien- irinriti.«, but by practical agriculturalists in •'jState, who have tested its virtues. Thfc terms it i' offered to the pnblie are such as -Belli within the* reach of all who depire to-make •’•I r.ment of its application to their lauds, the beieg authorized to sell it to planters in’any they may deeire, taking tho notes Of the pur- *' r: - »ith intpre^t. the latter guaranteeing that th'irnop shall be consigned th<*m to Exports* Per steamship Virgo, for New York—1,254 bales up land cotton, 54 sea island do, IU bbls roaiii, ‘j5 bales batting, 9 pkgs idch-e. Per schr Helene, for liostou—538 bales upland cot. tonj 10,000 ft lumber, §4 tons scrap iron. PattScufiers. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—W Bailey, J Prindle, Capt W Hye, P S Ybara, M B Holland, H W .... .. tp^irgo. for. York—G AulthriWc-; L A Schlair, H Dil emyn, E Eberhardt, Mrs Hart aud 2 children, E Bleaker, J T Tnomas and family, Mrs ^lized/C Apple ampI*3y, Mrs Kandall, Miss Lips- ■ouibe, and 5 steerage. nts nol* | ate i po« fcCO-j Mnyor’j Court. ; --ii:ujiLnr- yesterday morning was not so great . Utiay, but two cases comiug before the notice •uaEvu -i-, M J. Ford, Mayor pro trm. c a negro butcher in the market, was with violating the rules of the Clerk of the ^ .a Langiag meat near his stall after hours. r ^’c‘ v iug the information stated tfieisers, and ' " : “ acr > ni *‘ h- iag present, was mulcted in the * u tiolurs and costs. No doubt, had he been r ’~ 1 ' ac ^ae would have been lighter. ^ " ^ b;t -- the negro boy who was arrested on having stolen a box of raisins, and w^8 continued from Monday to give the -•7a chince to identify the box, was brought t .V/ 1 ^ n,or, i' , i«. a 'id the oflicer stating the ^dx IlisH >nor dismissed the case, a negro, was charged with being ^ lying in t he streets. The Olllcer said he **•*7 Ver * tii ^’ r(1 '-Tly, swearing a at and abusing ^7 7 ^Ih-^had not been embodied in the ■ Jhs Honor only fined the defendant two dol- cotta . j H % , C'mnty Court. • ' *j : / ! ,lrt met ^ e?te rday,Hia Honor, Judge Bussell, cib' ;rnD»^ T passed upon aeveial bi|ii,fsome of >7^7' ttLre 1 ruas actions forasaatlUand batteiw. ^ lou nd against Robert Latham, colc^A, , 7 riLC ‘ anol ^ er f° r simple larceny. , ^ J -ai jury *r:ia then discdiarged until ten Friday morn ing, after which the oOurt ad- a ‘utilThursday morning at ten o’clock. J, l Uy Court. ’ urt W4S iu sessiou yesterday. In coBse- CJ** disposition of Judge Chisholm.^ It at 10 o’clock. iiereipt*. Per steamer H M Cool, Jrom Darien—4 bales cot ton, &8 ska rice. P«f ( st£iMber itfen fthepley, from Altamalia—-.324 bushels rough rice. A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF Wni be »ld THIS DAY, in front of the Store, at 11 Seventeen caeca of usoric?^ iBS of— #C ream. N, berchandiee, coneist- H dozen Jamaica Ginger • 12 dozen Hair Brushes 8K dusen Port folios . . 2gross Potash LI 83 Mirrors (Glass) a It «T-.u , Su U ‘ 80U1,Tnrt ^ H HWgs 'OOteeHcdlrM ,u * < ” - «■' -la .» «&»!>«» JteUdta Tea. JCelUea SHsrxiad -1 - > ■ i -f- 2« Baenteted Kettles •! V' .- i.,: - 12SOv>A HeatLiehes, assorted kRieSa ttbbee ,w. "awosta. *tfe|4^ UNfiBBwiaiTEaai sale: --’l- -ft • ; ; HI ■ * • - *' *-• • .- * 11 • BY BELL, WYLLY A* CH1USTIA1V. j Will be aold^THI^ DAY^ front,0! t^e atoje.ai 11) ^ ^ 3 boxes Caudy, 1 package Seiv 1 case Matches ,S box Tobacco,' 1 box Hardware* damaged on the voyage of imiiortation, and sold itti- derthe Inspection end by recomtm ndation of p. rt wardens, for arcount of underwriter!: aud all con- ,-1 ■■ ».wt tJf ** ™ WRI T SELECTED STOCK OF SHOES, ^i?.r,b ANt) igXtTfeRS, tRUNKR.VALISES, AND BAGS, HATSb CAPS and UMBRELLAS. 0 For sale at N»v 1 MASONIC BALL notthraal coi ner <>f Boll and Brought.Ji streets, it: el, ht of ktltl.e Tlote.r, bv , , TEBEAU & PHILUPS. Dari Gastello’s GREAT SHOW ,filtni,. TRAINED WILD ANIMALS! - AUCTION;' irUK•» Will be sold THIS DAY’, aP10? 2 o’clock, in front of tho v The usual assortment of Wiue, Hami Liquors, Shoblddri!, Candles, Cigars, Sides, ““ ' Tobacco. Flour; Tanns cash « - ffiioS. •gum - BY G. LACK ANT. THIS DAY, November 14, at 10 o'clock a. m., KmcenKWaoraaii 25 •• A, B and C Sugar, 10 , 4 ‘ , Brown Golf os Sugar, 5 chest's fine Oolong Tea, 3 bags Java Coffee, 50 boxes Soap, different brands. Candles, Potatoes, Biscuits, Cheese, Hams, Shoulder etc., tc., etc.^etu, -AL8 An assortment of Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Perfumeries, Toilet Soaps, etc., etc., aud the Utjinl aes rtnieut of Furniture, and one fine Cookiug Stove, no 14-11 V,t *** & • “ * Consignees. Per steamship Wm Tibbetts, from Boston—O 1)Bj* gcru. H HTuoker, F W aims A Co, M A Coheu, Bug gies A A, (TK R, Well & M, Judge Law, Richardson & B, K Feilner. H Heinhard A Bro, E W Solomons ik Co, G McGinley, D \\ alley, G W Hesseltine, C H Nichols & Bro, J L Roberts, Z Cownus, Holcombs Jt 0>, w A HyJe, P Quinn, G O Freeman, Einstein, E A Co, Whitcomb G, J Stevenson, J Grani, M rston A K, Clagnorn k C, Savh Lumber Co, Muribert, RAH, E Everett, CL Gilbert, V A Ityan A Co, So Ex, P A Deppmh, A Gumm, N D Stanwodd, and others. *• • Per steamer Gen b hep Icy, from Altamaha—Bryau, U fc Co, W Ji TQuno A: Co. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—Richardson k B, Hilton Js R. 'Receipts per Atlantic & Gulf R. R. • ^ , • Nov. 15,1846. 269 bales upland c dton, 6 do sea island do, Y7 bbls whisKey, 2 cats cattie, i car I urn it are, I horse, and mdse, to O Cohen A Co, F W Sims A Co, S J Josephs *V Co. C LCoiby A Co. Duncan A J, Tison A G.BeU. W A C, McKae A W, J W Audu-reou & Sons, Bradh-y, H A Co, A S ilartridge, J W Latlirop a Co, Sloan, S & S, E C Wade & Co, Erwin & U, Clark, .1 »t Co, P li Belin, bryau, 11 A Co, J L Yillalonga, L J Guilmartin A Co. Brady dc 51, West Jc D, Jones Ac W. Austin A K, V A Ryan & Co, A Wilctix, a K Folsom, W Byals. J R Stapler, lebeau & P, R R Co. Consignees per t cntra.1 ft. R. Df ’ Nov. 13,1866. l,859-b9le« cotton, 49 do yarn. 8 do wool, 10 nooks peas and potatoes, 12 ska drjeil fruit, S bbls aoples, TO inules, 3 horses, ujul mdte. to I McMahon, R Haber- sh .in & Sdn,'!ioTcom6e A Ct>, J G Bhtch, Brady A M, Lovell A Bro, Wilkinson, W A Co, S J Josephs A Co, S 8 Fudge, Bradley, H «Sr Co, Wilder A F, Kawaon, B A Co, Kirkland, H A Co, Frisbee A K, R A Barnard, Duncan A J k Johuetou, W ft Co, G Patten A Son, F W Sims A Co, N“A Haider A .Co, Brigham. HA Co, A 8 Hailndge, CifiteipltiirA F, Alillmd, C dr Co, Austin A E, A Dnt2nTion?S E PadelfRrd, J W Auderssu A Sons, Crane A G, Starr A R. T It A J G Mills, E F Met calfs A Co, W K Boggs. W H Stark A Co, R A Allen A Son. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI 11^; ^.TBSKO EE J Thomas. f(a G W Harris, S C J K Stiosun. Beaufort A S> Davenport, to Kx a W Klrke. N Y T Postb, Kraucc Dr Urowel 1 , Bmiltoh A T Alexander,- N Y 1! Crosby, N Y A Sloan,,Ua . j prinJte. Oarfen J 8 Merrill, Ga hi Nortbrup, Ga B tv Pycoct, Havh I Beczett, Savli S M Perkina, Millen S £ Perkins, Ga B H Peeples, 8 C W K de Gratfemteri, J-l^»Hnd »C H J Build - sa, A ^ w MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. Let*. m vv IleUongli. Balt tC S Youmans, Ga A W Naugbtun, H Head 1J p McKinuon. Ga q a Truuiptor A frleud,jT BfSuupktua, Fla (Mr - it M Desere, City A P Wiggins City J F Harrison, City 8CP.EYKH J C Holcontbc, City W H Gougel, A A G R C Glues! it wife. J H Keller.n, Maine Dr A Fitch, Chas W T McNelty, . t jj Turnbull, Fla H J Gumbrill, J H BiesL Ga A DpWOde, N O iistMl. HfltiiNLV. |0ol C W Styles, Quitman jMi*iLG8tyle«, do J P.iiue, ft do ., I Hcunedy, Ga Dunham, Ga !vv M Heim IT H Dunha 3^FOffi SMjE, 3 o , ,tti-*«A --mb ■&AY S-PRBl#,' ’ **' '• •* i r. k,Mt£ VMsdl.l • y tnk stui WO boxes Cheeee 60 firkins and tubi of Blitter .mm: 10 hogsheads Sides. _ o 'i-0 .s&np8^4»«gaBL ,r Caged Congase Hants } r Odirtd fcafO-aea HaW 1 ‘wtliia s «lia ^t Bull. stiaS »viu« Among the iirprovetuez)tB lately uiade slrCc t, none Btrjkes th® ey® quicker than • Misaart, on the’ south side, ’ nebtt to the, The unsightly front of the old tene- way to a "handsome front, with two iu vhich may be bcqa di®pUy®d4pilli- ^ fll ‘e Dcweft styles. The’ interior ar- '" d.. ’7' Jn :h wotyet complete, speak* ®r«U forj '* l 1 L»iik*, Mansart and her assfttaribi, ab#-a^ Stlirou ?L the* store'convinces that all tastes the necessity of a trip to Mr Massart fab® 'deal. brick ,rc * w ** ere he carries on boot - j , bu8 ‘neas, and where m»y be fMind tUci . / JlR *Le market. T. H. CONRAD & CO. v S0LJ5 AGENTS Foil . tkfoKBONYu.VAM BAAUBNS * CO."8 celebntad 1 FANCY END FAMILY SOAPS, at factor’s prices! ' • No. 04 SOUTH GAY.STREET, BALTIMORE. One doortnm Pr4tt. nolfi-ltn gY a Young GentleMiail» wi IlV BliftlT A- .IfEYKtl^’ •« r— M*. J By ptrnBlsiticm of the Honorable ■Court of - OrtHBrfry, will be sold on SATURDAY, KoVeiuber 24th. at tl.« residence of Tereuce Nugent, dec’d, on Bryan street, between Montgomery and Jefferson street* PERISHABLE PROPERTY, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Bread Wagon* and sundry ether »fttctes: : .: . ’ v By order of T. NUGENT, novl4—td Administrator and Collector. AT AUefLON. BT A. MINIS. Will be sold before the Court’ House, urt the Sst*rtlE$- DAY to December next, if not disposed of at private Thu three stoi street, and west Pos.seasion can 1 Terms emuh. Purchaser to pay for papers.. nol3 ADMINISTRATORS SAIiR . BY BELL, WYLLY,£ CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in December, in front of the Court, House, between the legal hourd of sale, Forty-five acres of first quality Garden lend, within the limits of the city. 1 ’ * The improvements consist of a fitai-olass cottage dwelling, Gothic style, containing six large rqpfu: • with marble mantel pieces, dining room, kUcheu* lir carriage Sold by order of Court as the property of the cstcti* of Saunders Crouk, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. ..... Terms—Half cash; balance in one year, with inter est and mortgage on property. Purchaser to pay for p&peta. WILLIAM H. SMITH, mo12 - . , .Administrator. SALE OF FURNITURE. ADM1NISTRATOKS BALE. ‘ BY T. J. WALSH. W ILL be sold, at the re$idcnC't of (lie laie Mrs. Margaret Charlton, o^ West Broad street, on the 15th iu8iant, between the usual hoars of sale, ti e HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE • belonging to her*estate. ^ * v ** Terms cash. . Sold by order of the Ordinary of Chatham county. juliaN partridge; nov5-tds * - AdulinlfHiator. • BY T. J. WALSH. Will be eold on FRIDA^gdlGth iustaut, in front of store, atxL.'a o’clock, A superior 7 Oclavc Rosewood Piano, in good order, A. Wise ft Brother, makers, Baltimore. Detached. Composite Action Patent 1 pair Tete a Tetts, in good order. 3 Boys' Violins. Terms cash. nolfi EXECUTOR^’ SALE. Will be sold before the Court House door iu Thom.is- ville, Thomas county, Georgia, on the first T LiU> ' DAY in December next, \ All the lands lying in said county, belonging fd tliA* estate of E. R. Young, deceased, consisting of two Plantations: One eight miles soutjifemt of Thomasville, on tlu* Bainbridge Road, lying on Doth sides of the Deblock- onee river, containing 3,500 acres, 800 cleared and in a good state of cultivation, with all neOaesary build ing* ,. i U The other Plantation is sixteen miles from Thomai:-- ville, three uiilee from No. 14, Albany and Gulf Rail road, containing 4,165 acres, shout 1.204 cleared, and iu ifapa state ot cultivation* with alijit Baeiery build- ingh ^ Uo -? Will be sold* boo, on the first TUESDAY iiFDecember . next, before the Codn 'House door; itf Valdosta, Lowndes county, Georgia, * , •* The Plantation belonging to the estate of said E. K Young, deceased, lying ihirteeh ’ miles south Of Val dosta, containing 2,495 acres, between six and seven hundred cleared^ and in' a good state of cultivation, with all necessary buildings. All the foregoing sold by virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of TpOteas county, Georgia, for distribution, as directemin fno last will and testament of said E. R. Young, duMied. Terms—Ouo-third cash, balance .in one and.two years, wHh interest, secured by pcreonal |^curi|y and; mortgage on the land. ’ „ . D. 8. BRANDON, '■ W. J. : YPHNG, Ool04d, . . , , . Exeiitifafij,, SOUSE FOR SALE. BT BKIali, Wl t ! Kelt hfclf of Lot *7, Brown Wird. , 'res tekproveneate eanriet of »<ter willl Utio. an. • brick bewaeui fton terete, fipperite the United lUMkui For terteweppll »t oar.conBbDfi jr-.-o stiois; dwelling <81 iitKfty uoiiT/ BT BLTH By order df.S* will be «old OnTUBSD^Y.' telb ieetkuk l. tn., «t tke 8tor*r ritrute of B»y «■ MoUtgoteerj. ■Mete.' •> '' — - » .i , r - mar: e, the Oourt of Ordinary; - 4t n-o-ftdek All the Liquor, Wtnc-, Ale*,' Berreote Apportrnon^ ee. end oihCT pertaatf «nrteli*Ue fteiperty Of - the ete* tale of Frtittb Wtetey. deeeesed, SfitBu^iim. ».d. JOHN HKARY, j Admunsirator et Col. > the Post offleo. Address noli f FI hm-i: aRgdiS K^l ler 1 . ‘"W the card in another column ltwflL L. Louis has removal ^nteut to the store on Broughton street, I J ‘ roTn Bo 'l- Her stock is good M well se-i ^ ^ there every thing in that - L ' ,40 > in connection with the k lQ:ikir, o establishment, where her i ~ . ■^r«dcl thebytfitK i I Jt:w ULnr._Attention is ^ 01 Mr i ’- Brown. In UOtlte Td C11) 8 that he hunt ModeUrge tetc everything in hi, ltne. wWch, u'®* lie offers at the mote reduced Grin,. ax-re pleased, , e - Kii li0 - Uig ’ lon K Chief Quartermaster at Savsn- at Macon. He is on a briel “"?* ha, met many warm friend* v ^^he formed while here. I \ The question of kitchen I '4Cr lT fbe ,® r , eat moment to the American hour“- ^^xe-u r^Pexperience baa found ia a b ■Sfa^Rssjsgra&s i CuBli. Muarnr. 4 a murphy & HOUSE, SIGN. SHIP AND painters. G ilding, Graining. Marbling, and <M*zi of every description furnished «nd short notice.. All orders ten « and faithful attention. JPro visions. U^lSfTo^Preteed 1^,' ‘, | *-»,S?S5fe for Raffle MAGNIFICENT *ett - jewEawT, . bo te-* Mr. A. B.TYI*. iMeiS ?Awiti9n j , or ». |te-J * -a • mq■> Hones, Mules, Cattle, Wagons, Buggies, iiW MiSS!ffil£Sffi i #a4sa6i , 6i aatsswmsi®«rar:a every Wedneeday thereafter. ^Pt 4 *” ,2IIWWP«CRH!«s sale. WYthTl6-«MH»W»a. ,id m-'.taa-'dj 1. '-• f*' Onc-thlrd of Lot No. 4,tB*ey Ward, and itejrove- gtoMed with diamond*, tea ,aoU4t .1.;.,. LIVE Let loose iu the ttrects, taken from l!a cage by the • .Intrepid Knights In Real Armor,' Ladies in Regal Robes, Queen's Carriage t.f State, The M 'Ulite,. You tvi-B, Ttte cornet Band, •folden Chariot, Horsca, Ponies y atnl Mato-*,, . Will be prominendy seen twtd a !mtr*«k oT 7 : But the NOVEL FEATURE WILL BE THU Lioisr, keu from ita cage by pid HERR LENGEL, Walked over a Platform and placed upon a Car and carried in triumph. THE GOLDEN CAR OF ORPHEUS, •! j ‘ r . , . OONTAIKINO ECKHAHT’8 SILVER CORNET BAND. A Street Parade! Gorgeous to an Extreme ! Umnie- takobly ludicntlve ol the Strength and Keooutceg ot Dull Caslello’s Cireat Show, AT SAVANNAH, On Uneoln street, between Charlton aud Macon, for tonr days' only: WEDNUSDAY, Nov. Mtli, r TIIUR-DAY. Nov. loth, FRIDAY, Nov. lfitU, SATURDAY. Nov. ITthi ADMISSION 75 Cents. i;bildicu under 12 yearsuf »ge 5t) Cents. >'ephrale Seat? for Colure 1 Persons .50 Cents. Hours open ut 2 and 7 o'clock. P.-iformaoces eoua- *iu*nt e l.aii an hour after. Tha MANAGER In announcing the Commence ment of the fc’ccoii'l Annual Sjutccrn Tonr of DAN CaSTKLLO’S Great Show, is pleased to he enabled to present an army of arilsiic names, ompiisin^ .the verjr ljeii talent in the world. DA]ST CASTELLO, -1-H2 ORIGINAL CONVERSATIONALIST. Will opp- av ut each Eutei loiuuicnt. and introtlut e the only litorouglilv Trained iior.-c in tor Universe, the ‘RUSSIAN BEAUTY, - CZAR,” .CIRCASSIAN STEED! Tho Oreautrev.ltli ttte Fiouing Mane mid Sweeping Tail, Btvlert the ‘‘Animal with Siittl,” tltc Par agon of Iteanty. D.vitity and Intelli- ■ > geltce. BURNELL RUNNFLLS, The yinbotlimeut of Graco and Style, will, WITH His TvVO PRE7TY AND GIFTED BOYS, Render a pleasing series of living picturrs, which, for ia=e, excellence and elegance, have never before lieen witnessed iu America. This vnung Southerner and his t .w.Ltbl»4:hi!dren constituted the leading attractions 111 tlm prtiicqikt Theatre*. Utppodromee nDd Circuaee of the Out World. Papers praise them. Joarnaliats emlorae litem! People pronounce them great t o - . ., /- the BATOUTTE LEAPS Arc specialiLU-rt in the Great Show, and are given in a ’ style unattemiited by coremporcry concerns. , ti : -. WILL EXHIBIT AT / . Q-ti,4aivi;, Monday, Nov. 19.; . •* r ■I honttrsvilte, Tuesday, Nov. 3). Valdosta. Wednesday, Nov. 21, Jasper, Titnrsday, Nov. 22. J icksonvillo. Friday ami Satarday, Nov. 23 and .4. Lat.e City, Monday, Nov. 20. . K.-t4Ifou, Tuesday. Nov. 27. ‘ »' • ■jKyUcmo. Wednesday, Nov. 28. <• Tollalrissee, Thuisday and Friday, No*. 29 and 30. Quincy. Saturday. Dec. t. neo_ 2 SOAP. V r\ BOXES Colgate’* Pale and Family Soap OU 30 boxes UOIgnte's No. 13o*p _ 40 boxes Cd-gaTO’s Bouquet and Honey Soap, now landing and for aaie bv jiow« 3 HILTON * RANOKLL, n( »12-S-. ,, g 193 Bay wreet. Mup. L. Massart ' WILL OPEN THIS DAT, A Thor ns* teorth on c? ; BROUGHTON STREET, Two door* east of Bull, opposite Masonic Hall, her Fill! Millinery and Fancy Good-, which are of the la- te*ht|piekudiha best choice. “••U ' ' Mst*. massart re^i>eetfultyeoltcltR her numerons.friends and easto- mers to C-veher a efll. °° M Flour and Buckwheat.- tne n BARRELS Fluor, Bnperfine SS* 06 350 25SSSe la new HaMed Buckwheat, in Bag* 7»barrels While &. D Meal iinrhalf haxrela K. D. Homioy 100 harrela fresh A/'rackere-teoda, Butter and SugatJn alore *nifor a*le b y p AS[)KLL 4 cq , iiV r d ' 201 aud 203 Bay street. FOB NITVg YORK: C.bf. p«iii»e, xiih....aid • - - >'j? a. , PULASKI HOUSE. M. OF BERLIN, PRUSSIA, PROFESSOR OF OPTIGS, LATE OF NEW YORK. IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION. AUSTRiAUAN crystal SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION SPECTACLES the OSLY PEIIKEt r I.KNS IN KI- '*•' ‘ ISTKNCK. Superior to any other in ure—constructed in accord ance with the science and philosophy uf nature In the peculiar form of a ppnc£vo—Convex Ellipsis. AdmtaMy adiptud lo th*' os^aa of Sight. ana per fect!? natural to the eye. sffufdieg r the best artificial help to the human vision over iuv* uit*»!. Sold only by the Professor of Optios and Spectacle Manufacture r. THE ADVANTAGES Of these Spectacle* over all others, are: 1st.-The ouly true Lea* knows, being perfectly free from chromatic light, so well know* to be ifi£ eavse of iiOui^ to the'vision, aad wkicfi make* the change tn.-m Spectacli-S fo GiSsfo® of it rouge r poweiA ho often required, wrliile both near and distant objects are seen with equal U»hiy through the same Glasses. M—las be worn wlib perfect ease for any length (if time Ji one sitting.' glvia£ astonishing cleamesH of Tisi**n, particularly by candle or other ar tificial light—comfort to the spectacle wearer hitherto unknown. , . . 3d—When the eyes ache or pala through the action of a bright light, such aa ia refiected from snow, suni.y weather, white paper, and in reading, writiug or sewing,or, vivid colored bodies, these lenten, by sofr^niug the ray h, effects most agreeable sensation and give great relief. 4tb.- In uil nervous affection* of the eye cawing 4tui end Muftiihg i^aies iu the eye-tea or temple, appearance of lnminuus and dark spots in the atmosphere, aching or feeling like *aiul in the*rye, the disturbed nerves are quieted aud soothed. ;dU.—Ground by peculiar machinery, got ftp at greet cost, mathematically calculated ex- preqgly for the manufacture ot this lens, no as to pro duce it with the true ephefrical.acctumey. te4 iu focus is at the exact centre, a point of vital importance, and which no other lens pONseHses. 6thw—=Proof of superiority over the old kind of Spectacles. They are used exclusively at ail the hospital* tor diseases of the eye, iu Berliu. Prus sia, and elsewhere. _ . Tstiaeiy of gecoimemtatiou From Medical gentlemen. Professors of the highest Opthalmic talent in Savannah, Ga.. and in the Union. Savannah, Ga.. Oct. 26,1866. I have ^examined a great variety of Glasses manu factured by Professor M. BebNKaHdt, end in justice to the Professor must say, that his Glasses are of a superior quality, adapted to meet the want* of almost every eye, where the vision ia in any way imperfect. Thu Professor selected for me a pair of his Australian Crystal Glass® i erbiefc &ru of a very superior quality aud workmanship, rendering Vision very distinct, and suiting in? eyes better than any I have ever tried. B. D. Abnold, M. D. I fullv concur with the above. J. S. Sullivan, M. D. Savannah, Ga., OcL 26, 1866. We have examined the Lenses of Prof. BkbNhakdt, aud consider them superior to any we have seen. They are admirably adapted not ouly to improve the impuriectiun* of impaired sight* hut to relieve the weariness of vision which constant study produces. Many of the Glasses are of new and ihgenious contriv ance. We cordially recommend tie Profeasor to all those who nequirmacieutific optical assistance. - ' T—• ‘ JUU1AH HABttXSrf, M. D. f Jas. B. Read, M. D., P. M. Kollock, M. D., J. T. McFarland, M. D., James J. Waring, M. i>., Wm. G. Bulloch, M. D., J. C. LBUAKDY, M. D., Rev. A. M. WTNN, Pastor Trinity Me thodist Church. Rev. S. Landrum, Pastor 9. 0. Eaptirt ^ Church. Rev. C. F. McRae, Rector St. John’s Church. r 8avannah, Ga., Oct. 2T, 1866. I have examined the Lenses of Profetior M. Bern hardt with great satisfaction. He has furnished me with a pair through which I am able to see with an ease aud distinctness far beyond auy which I have heretofore used. With much confidence I recommend him to those who may need such artificial aid to their eyee. (. Rev. I. S. K. Axson, Pastor Indepeml. Pres. Church. Testimonials similar td the above may be seen at Prof. B£BnhaRDT*S office, from - ; Joskth H. Plunkett, Pastor of St. Paul's; Ports mouth, Ya. Hon. James L. Onn, Governor of South Carolina.. lion. Jonathan Wobth, Governor of North Carolina. Hon.’A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania. Hon. O. P. Morton, Ex-Governor of Indiana. Hf>n. H. A. Swift, Ex-Governor of Minnesota. Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Ex-Governor of Minnesota. H*»u. KichaRd Yates, Gov. rnor of Illinois. H. Seymour, Ex-Governor of New York, li. E. Fenton, Governor of Xew York. And other distinguished gentlemen. Mauy years of publie practice and. study in tlu hospitals in Europe, adjusting spectacles to patient* under every aspect of defective vision, as well a* ex perience in cu extensive, long-established business ju his optical stores, both here and in Europe, Profes*br Bernhardt considers it e sufficient guarantee of fa is. ability to apply such glasses ms are best calculated for the assistance or recovery of imperfect sight. Office Hoars from tf A. M« to5 P. 81. PULASKI House ; . N. B.—Owing to engagements elsewhere, Professor Bernhardt will be able to remain here but a short time only. od&—tf The hcw *nd very fast enttiog steamship * FLAITIf AU, CXjlt. 1MWK, ’ > : IS i-S.i- Will take the place *f the General farnea thie week, and will poaitUelj leare qt^her regular day, > Tharaday, S*t. 15, st I o’clock p. wa. For freight or parnace, having new and splendid); arranged aetOBl tn ■old • oppusde the P..te-o*oe. N B^-Mowngaged berths arcared alter Tneeday. nnleas pted tor. For New York. THE fcHSONkl^ ’ ' - IL K. TitaoiiUv- fotiuteUdf'Mdntar; haring peri of ber cargo engaged, w<lf hark dt*patch ter the ubore port. ■OUTER k GAMMELL, , 9j Biy Btree'.. FOR LIVERPOOL. THE New A. 1 American Ship THOMAS FREEMAN. 0*1.8, Conunatider, haring the larger portiO;t ot her irelght engaged, and now lotdtfg, wjt have qukk dispatch. For f/eiglit apply to no7 tf BB1G1I.VM, HOLST A CO. Savannah Tow Boat Company. QFFI0B AT |H, J. DICKERSON. noI2-2w No. l Harris’ Building. New Fashions for ,1866. J. W. BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE SPRING) . Hoop Skirts. p e (&A r°V \ ./ - J/’AISFNl\^ r-> r u U P L f v ' K i I I t» 1 I ^ ~7T French and Italian. P RIVATE CLASSES in the above tanght byM. Elliot.'** - ' ' pnFBBKWCK^ - -<t"* • - < 3f«srR5jriTss»Bat .^Sfl^caS'bJfonnd at Mr?, Miller’s, Jw W- BRADLEY’S 1 DUPLEX SKIRTS bay* printed in RED INK,'eta the hand j. J. W. BRADLEY'S RUFLKX 8K1ST. _DON-r BUY ANY OTHER. - Yon cat- 7ays find foil kteortmenta at ; Wholesale and retail, at J. Q-JtAKBR k CO., i L ltSROPIt CO. ASK FOR - J. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX SKIRT asn “BEE THE NAME ON THE BAND.” For ealeln Sa-rtnnkh at Whoteeale by * J. C. MAKER k 00., LATHRDF ■ CO., ■ t . ORFF k WATKINS, Retail by J. a MAKER k CO., . LATHROP* CO DE WITT A MORGAN, EINSTEIN k BCKMAN, „ ... .. ... ORFF A WATKINS ; * ,X„ ... THOMAS PEPPER. At wholanle by the Lxcituira Manateetarar* and , Sole Owner* at tne Pawet. WESTS, BRADLEY A CART, Wareroome and OS e, NdhCBFOheteteette eadO —d 01 Btedeat., noDAm New York. ,W Office to ‘ Building, Rockland Lim& FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S 4 BARNARD. 1 COBURN, |AOR weaii ikin'» Taachek.'Siaw and KehalAte J o( Pianoelnthiscliy, eolldla aehareorpatro*- *^den laft at H. 8. BOOABDUS’ Etore wlU with proBipl attention. For Sale, uriqow aud carts, hr MU R.». METCALPE * OC Charleston and Savannah STEAK LINE. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUfORT. PUXVtTi BO Y, v 'OIUMW. T.iSoNiLTT. 1 >'•*/ = •' The ateainer aTlSCS LiOJSIDW ELIZA HANCOX, 1 Captain J. K. RICHARDSON. Leave Charleston Wlidtf, Savannah, and Accomm"- d dlon Wharf, Cherleatoif, Mooiay. Wednesday, Fri- day and SAtuedsv miwnlnga. at 7 o’clock. The Pilot Boy leaves Savannah every Wedneeday and Saturday, and Charleston every Monday and The Efila Ha'iCQ? Ita tea SareonMr every Mdadny and Friday, and Charlcstou every Wednesday ait^ ^'rhe'lSlot Boy WIl'locrk aS ULUFVroS <m Uv Monday trip from Charleston and her Wednesday trip from Savannah. ' • Freight received dailv and stored free of charge. For height or pare ye apply tn F. M. MYUELL, Agent, Office, Oltarlcanin Wharf. N. B—The ateantere “t Ihmttne yopaect atCiutrlea ton with South Carolina and North Eaateru Ral - roads, and at Savannah -with Central and Albany and Gull Railroad*and FloridaSteaMeia. novo For Palatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON'S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY!8, PEBNaNDINA, MAT PORT MTT.Lfi, .aAOKriONVILLE AND FICOLAl'A. - ■ - THE , t ii« - Capt. Lockwoon, will leave a9 above from Charleston Wharf, l,.ot of West Eruad etreet, on every THURSDAY Mt'K ING, at 9 o’clock. . This Boat ie in perfect order, and has auperfen state room accommottefiona for PaBseueefa Freight received at all. ttii.es tmd stored in wtu v hoove on wharf, tree ol expellee. Trenaport-itionehargea ou geode paid prompt ly- For freight or pe=s»ee atdiiy U) F. M. MYRKLL. ■02-1/ Chmrleetou Wharf For Charleston* 8. C* The new steamer D I CT A TDK, Xohm t Captain L. ti.'WiBTVtP., Will resume her regular trips ss above, commencing Wedutdsy, Mete ftmst., at’J o’clock a. ui For freight or passage apply on lioard. or to U i. GUILMARTIN A CO, oc22-tf 14S Bey itveet. FOR PAL1TKI, FLlt, VIA FEHNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTBBMEDIATR LAND INGS ON THE 8T. JOHNS RIVBR- M The new ltcnmer D I CTiA T 0 R v ' [O.Wttan^' Captain L. M COX KTTEK, Having undergone thdrimgfl peoair*. wiil, rratime her ■ egular rou^t, *AWjUMiIjin1||tteYnno rli Krary ■■<■> itioea, agfrly on t oet-’-tf • barrels Now Log load Bam. * barrels gnperteg Qkl .Tore-Gln,. »12-st . ' 193 Bay vUeeL FOWLER & WARD, 87 Water street, New .York, Ut and wholesale rio¥ IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE IlKALXRS IN It ‘.gi vikceneDti sl te above lm, enu t^ Keie& et _ SAVANNAH RAllCSS SiNK. MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK, c city. H4TIONAL ttfiNK, of Hew York no7-lm* R. A. SOLOMOB, COMSKSlte HeaSBA LCOLLECT- Hull’s fosp ted candles* onn box— Shipping. EMffitE LINE FORNEW YORKi PASSAGE RATES: Cakla Peauft, tU .Mrtrage, 111 The new aud lari sfiftdlieel sfeamehip San Salvador, ATKINS. Master, will sail on teteriay, N u v*. JT, .a' *1** •’dork p, nt. Shlppere vending colt Ota to the preas most eeCthat For Baltimore. The new sad elegant etaareahip North, h^oint, Captain Biixarc, W1H sail for Baltimore on Friday, Nov. IA, at — undock — at. For freight or pauage, haring good accommo dations, apply to Li ROCHE. WEST A DANIELS, no!4 Jones' Block. FOR. BOSTON. THE NEW STEAMSHIP WM!. TIBBETTS, J. A CONY, Commander, Will Mil for the above port on Thanday, Nov. 13, at 1 o’clock p. m. For frulght or passage, apply to . RICHARDSON A BARNARD. nol4-lt No. 8 Stoddard’. Lower Range. For Brunswick . AND m J effersonton. THE ONLY BOAT RUNNING DIRECT. ait* ::i:tiULAR packet for the accommodation of citizens of BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. The fut Steamer PORT ROYAL, Capt T. Hoartuto, With good and comfortable accommodation, for pee- aengera, will leave Savannah every FRIDAY at 8 a. m. Returning, will leave Brunswick every TUES DAY at 8 a m. Leave Brnnsw ct fa Jetterronion every 8ATURDAY. For freight or p«.wge apply ou bojrd, at Dillsn'e Wha.f, noll-A ' ^ . M- A. COREN, For Darien. i >' .’ J THE STEAMER H. M. COOL, TAYLOR, Comntauder, Will leave for Darien on FRIDAY, November 18th, at ii o'clock ■ id. For freight or paaeage, apply on hoard or to . no 14 M. A. 4,:OHKN, Agent. FOR CHARLESTON. VIA HJLTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. THE CROTON, Capt. B. W. Tiltok, Will leave for CharleetoD and intermediate place every THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'c ock, lrom Ferry Wharf For freight or paaeage, apply to the CaptalB on board or to T. B. MARSHALL X HttO., nnri.tr Ageu’A Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamsliip Co. For Philadelphia. The firet claaa steainehip Tonawanda, J. TEAL, Commander. Will util for the above port ou katurday, Nov. IF, at —O’clock. For freight or paaeage, baring sup-, rior accommo dation., apply to ncS HUNTER A GAMMELL For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET LO-. EMILIE, W. F. ADA1K, Coamaader, will leave regularly for the above places, from the Wharf, at foot <4 West Broad rireet, every Saturday Dornineat 7 o'clock.' Fur Freight or EMM* apply 4m board, or t» 8. M LaFFITEAC. Agent, noxT—1 g» . 1*2 Bay etreet. OLD NBMI-WEBKLY LINK. Leare ererc^ffitirni Saturday. For Palatka, £. Fla.;' TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. HA RY’S, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PIPOLATA. Tbe new and riegant (team paekais, BIZZIE BAKEK, ’ Oapt. N. KINO, and SYLVAN SHORE, I ^ CSpL JAMES. TDCKElt. ■uociauy tttmt up for .till, route . ttk - - iciyg r^nuyly Shun every TCKs- |G, and the Dixie Baker every SATUR DAY MdkNIAG. at tea cvcloek. Returning, will leave JackaoavUla evaqTaeaday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every WedDeaday and Sriuruay morning*, t» Ome toeoanectwUh the N Forfre£ta?dPP.Magv apply at the MET*on Florida htrc or to CLAOBORN A CUNMIMailAM, Agenta. l^Jt^»frri{gt£gahlehm<i|)gei^^^jljjg^ conxissioi coptroi Am :( iff. it g . HTTf-K MERCHANT* ..!*» < Jf, NAVAL STORKS, *C, dkC., AC. : CnretenterefaiuEpItid, ow which liberal easll ate vancea will b. mada. ESarial attulloa gives to all — 1 — # — * nf Tlnnf ~s 1 jfNrrnsTiiltas In 7 | j j l . : - "■ A fco.’a, a-ivaaaaah. •kSSSSf^ 1 - 1 i nwsi 'A|a;